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Young Ghanaians have been encouraged to pursue engineering and other technical disciplines rather than follow the growing preference for business administration qualifications, which are increasingly common in the job market.
A Tamale High Court has convicted former NDA CEO Sumaila Abdul-Rahman and three others for IPEP procurement breaches, avoiding jail time due...
Communities in northern Ghana may be sitting on a rich source of nutritious local foods but missing out on their full health benefits due to...
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has intensified its financial literacy campaign by organising a one-day educational programme for stakeholders from...
Ghanaian emerging artiste BLACQ GOAT, born Fredrick Amankwah Acheampong, is set to release a six-track project titled A Coaster in the first...
Health practitioner Stephana Sefa Boateng compares nursing practices across Ghana, the US, and the UK, calling for improved clinical trainin...
The African Union (AU) has renewed its call for the immediate and unconditional lifting of unilateral sanctions imposed on institutions and...
The Centre for Mining Research and Policy has thrown its support behind Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) Chief Executive Officer Sammy Gyamfi’s ad...
The Vice-Chancellors of Technical Universities of Ghana (VCTU-G) have appealed to the Technical Universities Teachers Association of Ghana (...
Stephana Sefa Boateng shares her perspective on marriage dynamics, explaining how couples can navigate income disparities, job loss, and mut...
An NPP-aligned group in the Ashanti Region has called for an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct involving the Headmast...
Ghana’s automotive and transport sectors hold enormous potential for industrialisation, job creation, investment and economic growth. Realis...
Stephana Sefa Boateng says boys and girls must be raised with balance, empathy and communication skills to protect family ties as social exp...